Immaculate Conception High School - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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Tommy Ammiano SCORES 27 ...... Good Counscl ...... 35 30 ...... Irvington Tech ...... 31 34 31 ........ Newark Tech ........ 2-7 .... St. NIary's fRuth.J ,... 20 40 .......... Pope Pius .......... 63 Tri Meet I.C.H.S. .......A,..,,,,A,,,,,, 32 Good Counsel ,,,,,A,,,,,, 20 Irvington Tech ,,..,...,, 4 Melvin Benson Terry Dolan Larry Grady Iohnny Buechel , xl j Under the expert supervision of coach Ed Kirk, Immaculates first track team in twelve years had a successful -1-3 record. Spurred on by the newly-discovered talents of Richard Gerber in the half mile, john Buechel running the quarter, and Tom Ammiano, Ioe Cel- somino, and Philip Falcone in the mile, the team won several medals in addition to individual awards. Track 1958 ,Z 7 Phil Falcone Joe Celsomino John Grasso Richie Gerber Jack De Castro Chris Glennon EDDIE KIRK Coach THE FOUR TRACK MEN WITH WINGS UN THEIR FEET are P Falcone, I. Buechel, J. Gelsomino and T. Ammiano.

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Baseball 19 8 iii 57 SCORES I.C.II.S. Opp. 1 .... Seton Hall ..... ...... 1 2 5 ...... Pope Pius .... ...,.. 1 U 4 ......,.,.. Valley ......... 3 4 ....... Queen of Peace .,., 0 1 ,,,..,,,,,,, St. Benedict! 2 14 .......... Bloomfield Tech ..., 3 U ,..,.. Clitlord Scott ,..,.. 8 4 ..,.,. Clifford Scott ...... 3 .3 ...,..... Pope Pius ,,..l,l. 0 8 ,.,,.. Good Counsel . ,,,l, 3 8 ,.,... flood Counsel ....,, - 4 ..,....... Bloomfield Tech ..,,,.,... 1 3 ........ St. 5Iary's tlluthj ....,... 1 7 ..,..,,..,,. Valley ..,......,, 6 2 ,..,.,.. Seton Hall ,,,,,,. 9 7 ..,,,.,, Arclnlmishop Xllilsh ........ 2 15 .,.4.... St. Nlaryls Cltutlrl ....,... 3 2 ...,.... Archbishop XYalsh ........ 12 ll'If'RE NOT JIODELQSQ XX'li'HE BALI. PL.-Xl'IfllS.q say H. Brennan. I. Scott. I' llcfurthy, I. Kloss, und B fflJUlL'll. N. MEIDLING'S JUDGMENT says N. O'R0urke is out and G. Acunzutu agrees with him. Although Immaculate's two-year-old baseball team may never he pitted against the Yankees, it certainly dis- plays the necessary form and spirit essential to every suc- cessful hasehall team. On the diamond, the hoys work in a smooth unit exemplifying co-operation at its hest. The team is far from inexperienced in America's national pas- time. Almost all of the hoys have participated in either Little League, American Legion, or C.'Y.O.-sponsored teams. The watchful eyes of Coach Ioe Carvey not only saxv that the hoys were in top condition physically, hut also that their morale was never at a loxv ehh. Such a coinhination of elements can only result in a highly skilled team. Clf'IfSS XVIIICTII Pl..-U'IfR U'.A'lS Tlllf I..-KST TO :UiltIY1'f. The funn irirlmlm: FIRST HUYV: ll Byrne. 1. Kloss. X, Ullourkr, R. .AXr'un:u!o. .N Xlcitllinu, SlfCO.N'lJ HUXV: 13. U'Doutl. Cl. Stun- 62 ton, j, Scott, 13. BITIIIIIIII, lt. llulv, mul T. filet son. f'Y if FIRE AXVAY' say B. Byrne and R. Hale.

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